The Economics course introduces students to the fundamental principles that explain how economies operate and how economic decisions are made by individuals, businesses, and governments. It explores key concepts such as scarcity, choice, supply and demand, production, consumption, and market systems. Students learn how resources are allocated and how prices are determined in different types of markets. The course also examines broader economic topics including national income, inflation, unemployment, international trade, and economic development. Through real-world examples and data analysis, learners develop critical thinking and decision-making skills while understanding the impact of economic policies and global economic interactions on societies and everyday life.